Dream of the Red Chamber: Born with a Jade in My Mouth from the Start

I don't even think Baoyu needs to be written haha, the ending of the original novel is quite good.

It would be okay if no one knew that he was born with a jade in his mouth, but if anyone knew it, it would be a sin. If there was a possibility of rebellion, it would be a sin of ten thousand deaths. Therefore, there were almost no protagonists of Jia Baoyu in the fandom in the past.

My personal opinion on age issues. In the original novel Red Mansions, everyone is a bit younger. Sister Lin was only six years old at the beginning, and by the time Xiang Xiaoyu died, she was only fifteen or sixteen years old. The average age in ancient times was very low, and it was considered rare to live fifty years. Perhaps in the eyes of everyone, it is difficult to understand that someone who has already done things that adults can do at the age of eleven or twelve. But in ancient times, a woman was considered an adult at fifteen, and the average age was so low that it was normal for such a situation to occur. Therefore, you book friends do not need to use current concepts to view age in ancient times. In the end, the author is also very helpless. He can't appear again when the protagonist turns eighteen, right? At that time, the Jia family would probably be nothing more than a pile of ruins. Book friends, please be considerate and understanding.

I was so addicted at the beginning, what a pity. I really wanted to see Jia Baoyu as the main character.

How much do you like Qingwen? A maid with a heart as high as the sky and a life as thin as paper. She doesn't know etiquette or rules and doesn't know how to take care of others. She has a face that is bigger than her master. The author really gave her face. She looks disgusting.

The main character is Big Face Baby, the ending of this book is a foregone conclusion

Vicious, very ink, all kinds of artificial intelligence, forced slaps in the face, very boring, a waste of time 😰

You need to think more about its logical rationality. Go and experience it yourself when you go to kindergarten to see the children, and see if you can still write down the fantasy as it should be! In ancient times, parents traveled far away. Besides, if there is no major change in the family, can parents allow a 5-year-old son to travel far away? This is logic. Even the best books have logical loopholes. Those good books are designed to reduce the existence of loopholes!

I don't believe that this kind of guy can rebel. He still has to take the imperial examination all day long. Since ancient times, there has been a person who succeeded in rebelling in the imperial examination. SB

The starting setting of Jinling is too bad. In the book, it is set that Lin Daiyu entered the Jia family at a very young age. She almost had a table, a table, a bed, and a bed to sleep in. What would Daiyu think without her in Chapter 80? Why did she go to Jinling if she didn't write about the Jia family's Daiyu Qingwen who had a lot of gold hairpins?